SU15401A1 - Collar - Google Patents

Description

In the proposed collar or other kind of underwear, in order to avoid the incision lines, some kind of pocket is used, consisting of two layers of matter, the incision lines of which fall inside by inverting the pocket, so that after such inversion there is no more cutout.

In FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the end of an unwired stand-up collar; FIG. 2 - the same end of the outer collar before inverting; FIG. 3 - the same end of the not-yet-wrung-up collar, where one of the layers of the outer collar is attached to the inner one; FIG. 4 - The end of the same is still not a protective stand of the four-fold collar, not yet twisted, where the inner collar is tucked to one of the outer layers; FIG. 5 - shows a standing four-fold collar, the outer and inner parts of which are connected; FIG. b depicts the front part of a one-way four-fold collar, which external and internal collars are not connected, but with protection; FIG. 7 depicts the front part of the stand collar; FIG. 8 shows a section along A - B in FIG. five; FIG. 9 is a section along C — Z) in FIG. five; FIG. 10 is a cross-section along the EC of FIG. 6; FIG. 11 is a section through G - // in FIG. 7; FIG. 12 is a section along the line in FIG. 7, and FIG. 13 - a section through a matter of an external collar.

Both layers 1 and 2 of the outer treadmill 3 (Fig. 1) of sufficiently strong matter are connected along the border 4, and the front border 5 is also partly woven. This kind of pocket can be easily manufactured on a belt machine. At the front border 5, the fabric is partly not woven, thereby forming valves b, not connected to each other, while valves 7 at border 5 are connected. If such an object is turned out, as shown in FIG. 2, the inner surfaces will be outward, the valves 7 and 6 will be outside, and the rim 5 will be closed. Between layers 1 and 2, the upper edge of the inner collar 8 can be partially inserted, after which the outer and inner collars are joined together (Fig. 10). The inner collar 9 (figs. 3, 4 and 9) is a tangled fabric to one of the layers 10 of the outer collar 11; layer 10

It is connected to Qai 12 and 13 with the second layer 14 of the outer collar P. Kayma 13 has two flaps 15, which, after being turned out, are inside. Layer 14 passes into the valve. -1b, which, when inverted, is also laid inside.

The collar is made of multi-layered fabric in the form of a ska (Fig. 13). Each main thread alternately connects different layers. The inner collar 9 forms two layers 17 at the front edges, which are embedded inside and then sewn up, as shown in FIG. 8. Buttonholes of 18 collars can be woven, but they can also be cut out and sheathed later. - Curved edges of collars can be easily made with a fan5 (reed and in those places where the reed spreads the base, there weaving occurs that with the help of auxiliary main threads, the percentage increase in the main threads is achieved, and the fabric has the same density in wide and narrow places. Besides, it is necessary to sew up the hems at the ends of the inner collar and in the place of bend. It’s simple, because you only have to fasten the hem, which you don’t need to either lining up or bend in. The stand collar (Fig. 7) is made of a similar pocket as described above. Both layers 19 and 20 (Fig. 11) are connected along the 21 and 22 The clasps 23 are formed by mutually disconnected parts 24 and layers 19 and 20, which are folded at the front edge and then sewn in. The lower edge 25 of layers 19 and 20, which are edges, is also joined by a seam. Doors made according to the described method can be worn crisp and non-starched. Since the collars do not need to sheathe, they can be worn

at both sides. They can also be made from double-woven multi-layer fabric. Layers can be made of a different material, that is, the upper layer can consist of more woven fabric and thinner material, and the lower layer can be made of coarser fabric and less valuable material.

The subject of the patent.

Claims (7)

1. A collar or other underwear, characterized by the use of a two-layer similar pocket, of which the edges of the incision are laid inward by turning the pocket in, so that after folding it will not appear any longer. Research Institute of the cut. 2. A collar according to claim 1, characterized in that the pocket resemblance is used as the outer collar 3, and that both of its longitudinal edges are sewn to the inner collar 9. 3. The collar according to claim 2, characterized by the fact that the inner collar consists of a ribbon of a corresponding shape, woven into the shape of a rock. 4. Collar on PP. 1-3, characterized by the fact that the pocket serving as the outer collar has front edges 5 partly not woven, and that the upper edge of the inner collar 8 BKJia weaved in the form of a skirt is inserted into the pocket after it has been turned out - and then stitched with it. 5. The collar according to claim 1, characterized in that the inner collar 9 weaved in the form of a ska 9 is a prefix to one of the layers 10 of the outer collar 11. 6. The collar of claim 1, characterized in that the pocket, partly open at the front edges, is used to make a stand-up collar, whose clasps 23 are formed by mutually unattached portions 24, which, after folding in the front ends, are sewn at the edges. to the patent of the in-th firm “Joint-Stock Company Blank and K ° No. 15401 2. 1. FIG. 7. FIG. B. Fig.E. FIG. 11. FIG. Is.